You wish to protect your MySQL database against SQL injection attacks.
Which method would fail to do this?
You wish to protect your MySQL database against SQL injection attacks.
Which method would fail to do this?
Installing and configuring the Connection Control plugin does not directly prevent SQL injection attacks. This plugin is designed to limit the number of connection attempts from a host and to manage connection behavior but does not provide mechanisms to protect against SQL injection. The other methods mentioned, such as avoiding the concatenation of SQL statements and user-supplied values, using stored procedures, and utilizing prepared statements, are effective techniques to prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities.
A. installing and configuring the Connection Control plugin. This plugin is used to limit the number of connection attempts from a host, but it does not directly prevent SQL injection attacks.
A prepared statement is a parameterized and reusable SQL query which forces the developer to write the SQL command and the user-provided data separately. The SQL command is executed safely, preventing SQL Injection vulnerabilities
which one does not work, A. Connection Control plugin has nothing to do with sql injection. The rest work.
Answer is A. Connection control plugin cannot protect against sql injection.
The parameterized queries or prepared statements, which help prevent SQL injection vulnerabilities. Answer: D
But, the question asks which method would fail to to protect SQL injection attack
Answer is A. Connection control plugin cannot protect against sql injection.
A. Can be used for DDoS or limit number of connections, but not necessarily sql injection